in see how quickly the temperatures rose take a look at the sign cinephile at 819 this morning it was 82 degrees by 10 04 p.m., and by 10:25 p.m. just a few minutes later was 84 degrees that's how quickly the temperature rose. the key to that effect on public transportation. police yesterday bart had delays due to the heat and today so far no dili's but

there's another problem. failing air-conditioner. bart spokesman said if they tried to plan on the heat to help writers sought to find a problem. >> automatic for us to know that were going have lots of issues so we fully staff and get every available person on board with that said we don't know for customers have reported a special on those cars with don't know about the air-conditioning being used. we advised customers could either end of the train car and report him. try to get the air conditioning back on. >> a extreme fire danger brought to the temporary closure of the park in san jose today. no public access or activities that any kind they're allowed in the park during the closure. the park is expected to reopen tomorrow. and a person has died a result of the san bruno gas

line explosion. if the victim 58 year-old james franco he lived down the street from the blast. the sam broke up the explosion was front and center at the u.s. senate hearing today on capitol hill. in fact senator feinstein testified today calling for more federal. >> it doubles the number of pipeline safety inspectors from the current number of 100 responsible for 217,000 mi. of interstate pipeline to 200. each inspector is responsible for over 2,000 mi. of pipeline that's the distance from san francisco to chicago. >> guess linacs and has prompted nearly several legislative proposals to beef up pipeline safety including a plan that increases the maximum fine for the most serious violations involving deaths, injuries or

major environmental harm related to oil and gas pipelines. the federal emergency management agency is turning down california's request for millions of dollars in federal disaster aid to help the victims of the pipeline explosion. if the agency said a police state and local governments and utility which owns the ruptured pipeline to cover the cost of recovery on its own. however, fema will reimburse california up to 75 percent of the firefighting expenses for the september 9th glass. three people have been injured and nine others displaced after fire broke out at a point home. the fire happened at 1130 last night on the 200 block of madison avenue. firefighters were able to contain the fire quickly but the house close was severely damaged and a breach the driveway burning three cars. three people or transported to local hospitals suffering from smoke inhalation. it was said

to a starter behind a couch and the cause is not been determined. in san jose, fire chief william macdonald announced a reward for the rest of whoever is responsible for the school fire at trace elementary. san jose firefighters donated $10,000 for their reward. the fire happened on july the fifth endicotts more than $10 million in damage and burned through the library and torch classrooms. and a family weakened overnight by the sound of gunshots being fired into their east bay home. when it was over the six year- old girl was wounded. kron 4 went to the location of the shooting shows you what happened take a look at the it side of this oakland house here on east 16th street and seminary rigid with bullet holes. a closer look at the inside showed exactly where the gun shot entered this back bedroom or six year-old leslie ramirez was sleeping right here with her mom and dad. a family member points to where one of the bullets struck leslie's pillow just

after 2:00 a.m. tuesday morning. karen said one bullet did hit her little sister >> should sit in the arm and her chest and it went through body. >> that is talking to or and she seems to be ok. >> she doesn't think the gunman were looking for little sister and said she believes her brother richard who you see here was the targets that is not the first time someone tried to hurt him. however richard said reports that the shooting been gang related are not accurate. ramirez declined to comment any further about gangs and told me the subject is very sensitive in this neighborhood. and investigators need witnesses to come forward to help them find the person responsible for this crime. in oakland kron 4 news. >> for our long standoff is over and a man is in custody this was the scene after a man that

police described as distraught apparently threatened to drive off of the san leandro rate now into the water. according to a store owner nearby by the time the suspect was taken into custody to the front end of his van was already submerged. officers broke the rear window and pulled the man out. as you can see the ban was later towed. big changes coming to tell us board in its latest move to cut cascost it's cutting its college programs. the cuts will begin next year and will save the university $4 million. >> cal athletics is not immune to the effects of the recession and financial realities facing this campus. financial imperatives dictate that our lives on campus support must be reduced. >> in addition to rugby cal's baseball, men's and women's gymnastics and women's lacrosse teams will also be cut. coming

up tonight at 5:00 santa clara county considering say no to homeland's security of of the controversy into effect. at 5:25 p.m. thousands of jobs available across the state find out who's hiring right now. and at 5:55 p.m. we all know the dangers of text in and driving but now this study says new anti taxing laws could lead to more accidents. will tell you why coming up. >> live look outside at lake merritt not a whole lot of people out and i'm not surprised it's really warm and 94 degrees. cool down a bit as we head into the overnight hours today cool down in store for the afternoon and tomorrow. we'll talk about the cool down in just a bit.

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hands of a federal judge. >> the fate of convicted rapist and killer is once again in the hands of u.s. district court judge jeremy fogel. the ninth circuit court of appeals ordered focal to reconsider his decision and determine whether sanctions nearly full injection regulations prevent " an unnecessary risk of all constitutional pain. late this afternoon attorneys for both sides submitted arguments on that issue to judge fogel. attorney general jerry brown argued the new procedure it meets constitutional standards because it " requires confirmation that the inmate is on unconscious before the injection of the other two drugs. he concludes that because the inmate has " failed to show the new procedure creates a demonstrated risk of severe pain, his motion for a stay of execution must be denied. attorneys for death row inmate brown press for a delay san the

new procedures do not measure up. among the concerns they say they no longer include a provision for checking the expiration date on drugs. they say they no longer have doctors are trained medical personnel serving in made a recording respiration observation. they also take issue with the training of those involved. the judge will review arguments on both sides and he is expected to make a determination before 9:00 p.m. thursday evening that is when the inmate is scheduled to die. dan carmen kron 4 news. >> a protest under way tonight at san quentin restate some of the people here at one of several demonstrations across the state against execution carried the state has been a legal battle over the method of execution and debate whether chemical easel injection is your name. i look it at traffic you will see the temperatures you will see double-digit its automatic here will be back with more news ahead.

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the hottest ticket in town this san francisco giants at this site to make the playoffs and take on the cardinals in about an hour-and-a-half. jonathan blum is live at at&t park he has the latest. >> there are a lot of fans making their way to the ballpark including this car pool of people that were waiting to a half hours from california and was a pretty long car ride wire you guys here? john >> answer the pen raced we have to make it. who is this? >> adam you're looking for to the gay march do? he can barely keep his eyes open but you designate a giants fan had to decide he's going to be a giants fan. >> did a giants fan my whole life so so. >> you start him on the giants said they were in the pen raced? >> no way, i've been a giants

fan my whole life there's no way and not going to be a giants fan. >> what you looking for a this game. >> this is his first giants game i'm hoping sanchez wolfe road jam wanted to experience that and i'm hoping the giants are going to stay in first place for him and hope for the playoffs. >> position will he play when he becomes a giant question mark >> and open a picture because i was a pitcher and i school. some more on the infield may be carried >> this is the youngest giant fan here that's three year-old month-old at some pureed >> to take on the diamondbacks at 7:15 p.m.. >> it's pretty warm out there for a baseball look at our current conditions a lot of triple digits out there this hour specially inland. we had our problems yesterday because of the heat delays and that's likely to be happening right now

with temperatures one of two in concord, 1 04 and livermore. look at these temperatures oakland's san francisco in a word cooling down indicative of the changes will see tomorrow. it's clear that it will stay clear this evening the fog will develop in the coast line over night tonight into tomorrow. the sea breeze winds will filter back into the bay area of law and for big cool down tomorrow. five to 15 degrees cooler mainly close to the coast line. 90 in santa rosa still warm to 13 degrees cooler than this afternoon. they 6 fairfield, 94 concord. 72 richmond our bay shore some '80s this will be much more comfortable if there tomorrow folks. if your inland it will be a few degrees cooler but it will be the triple digits. your kron 47 day around the bay forecast-trending will

continue into thursday obstacles to average as we head into the weekend. ladies for in the spot, '70s and the bay shore 60s close to the coast. santa clara county is opting out of secure communities that the federal program which critics say uses information gathered by local police for immigration enforcement. as a raw but salinas >> for santa clara county board of supervisors voted 5-0 to opt out of the so-called community program that requires law- enforcement to afford the fingerprint of arrested individuals to the department of home and security carried >> we are not quite to allow guests to use the county or agencies against our own citizens. the aclu and church groups and other activists applauded the supervisors' action while denouncing immigration and customs in

enforcement for using the fingerprints to deport the victims crimes to tear apart and record families. >> we don't feel safe with don't want to volunteer in our schools. while supporters of the say it isn't clear just yet how local law-enforcement row get around a fingerprint reporting requirement. for now it will continue supporters of the controversial program one that opting out and makes it clear county a safe haven for immigrants. leading to increased crime and further burden already straining social services. san jose kron 4 news. >> is in a bomb attack on the topic of immigration today in new mexico where he met with local families for the first of three neighborhood meetings this week. >> this is a nation of immigrants, immigrants from

every corner of the globe who brought their talent to their drive and energy to the shores because as the this is the land of opportunity. were also a nation of laws so we have to make sure that our immigration system is orderly and fair. and so americans have a legitimate concern if the way we set up our immigration in securing borders as such where people come and go as they please so i think what is important to do is both be a nation of laws and off firm are immigrant traditions and i think we can do that. what i've said is look yes let's secure borders, let's make sure the legal immigration system is more clear efficient than it is right now because if the waiting times were lessened and a lot of people would be more prone to go

through legal route to then be legal. >> tonight the president is in wisconsin for democratic national convention event called moving america ford being held at the university of wisconsin. a stomachache landed jimmy carter in an ohio hospital he fell ill while in a plane this morning and rush to the hospital for observation. the former president was on his way to book signing for his new book called white house diaries. he pledged to continue the book tour tomorrow washington and turns 86 years old a live look good set of traffic on this tuesday in walnut creek the 680-24 split the headlights' are northbound an agency traffic is heading in both directions there and now in san jose. the headlights' are southbound this is highway 1 01 and it's moving well. we'll be southbound this is highway 1 01 and it's moving well. we'll be right back.

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shaking off early declines the dow gained 36 points to 10,00858 in the s&p rose six points in the stock rose 10 points. >> new survey says americans are increasingly pessimistic about jobs with the consumer confidence index falling to its lowest point since february. nonetheless there few bright spots in the job seemed including holiday hiring. >> to his arrest announced its going to hire an additional 45,000 people for the 2010 holiday season. that will double the company's u.s. work force and its 10,000 people more than they typically pick up for the holidays. the company will also open 600 smaller stores and malls and shopping centers to be called toys arrest express. all of this is a move to be more competitive with target and wal- mart ups and macy's are among the other companies expanding

seasonal hiring. 2009 retailers added more than 501,000 jobs nationally in october, november and december an analyst said it could go even higher this year. some good news for lost i guess for the unemployment rate is over 14 percent. the strips newest restore the cosmopolitan is set to open december 15th and it's now hiring and has 5000 jobs to fill. >> looking for someone who's interested in not only bring their talents to their jobs but carrying a personality, their personal interest and curiosity. >> i experts say people who are interested in holiday job should wait. some retailers to return of fees for these jobs in september and october. >> new numbers out today show the dramatic told that the recession has had on marriage in america. new figures show marriages at the lowest rate in

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